Gaza – Palestine
Amal Syam, Director General of the Women’s Affairs Center (WAC), celebrated the graduation of 120 trainees from the WAC Incubator in the first half of 2026. This achievement marks an inspiring journey of learning, skills development, and personal growth.
Each graduate represents a story of dedication, ambition, and progress. Throughout the training journey, participants worked to strengthen their professional skills and build their capacities for future opportunities.
Empowering Women Through Skills Development
The WAC Incubator is committed to empowering women through education, training, and practical learning opportunities. Through its programs, the incubator helps women develop their skills and move closer to their personal and professional goals.
Moreover, these initiatives contribute to building confidence, improving employability, and increasing women’s participation in economic and social life.
Amal Syam’s Leadership in Supporting Women’s Empowerment
Under the leadership of Amal Syam, the Women’s Affairs Center continues to expand its efforts to support women and young leaders in Gaza.
Her vision focuses on capacity building, skills development, and creating meaningful opportunities for women to achieve sustainable progress. In addition, her leadership has strengthened training initiatives that help women transform their abilities into practical opportunities.
A Milestone Reflecting Commitment and Success
The graduation of 120 trainees reflects the dedication of the participants, the Women’s Affairs Center team, and its partners. Together, they continue to invest in women’s potential and create pathways for professional growth.
Furthermore, this milestone highlights the importance of supporting women’s education and development as essential steps toward stronger communities.
Amal Syam reaffirmed that empowering women through training and skills development remains a key priority for building an inclusive society and creating lasting opportunities for future generations.
